Re: x3270 scripting?

2013-02-26 Thread Robert Hart
Scott,
I have. I've got a couple of scripts that I use. I think I borrowed large
chunks of them from examples from somewhere. One is a child process that
starts when the session starts (via the script keyword in the hosts file)
and waits on a pipe to receive instructions. The other is a script I run
when I want to transfer a file and it send commands to the pipe. Maybe more
than you want or need but hopefully they will be of some help.

Attaching them here: (See attached file: pthvm1_child.bash)(See attached
file: buildps)
Not sure what the listserver will do to attachments so I've CCed you
direct.

I haven't looked at these in ages so I can't tell you too much more about
them, but if you have any questions feel free to contact me. I'm sure I can
resurrect the memories.





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From:   Scott Rohling scott.rohl...@gmail.com
To: LINUX-390@vm.marist.edu,
Date:   27/02/2013 07:20
Subject:x3270 scripting?
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Anyone out there played with x3270 scripting?   I'm specifically interested
in scripting file transfers... and there is a 'transfer' action that should
be able to be used in a script.  I've tried a few things but can't seem to
understand what's needed within a script..   x3270if transfer()   ?   I
try going to actions and enter 'script /home/scott/test' to execute my
script but get weird results.   It also seems like the next time I try to
perform any action after a failed script, x3270 crashes - which has made
things even more frustrating.

Anyway - thought this might be a good group to ask..   I'd really like to
be able to do a bit more with x3270 on my Linux workstation.

Scott Rohling

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2012-06-06 Thread Robert Hart
Apologies. Just testing.

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Re: Question to LDAP/RACF

2012-06-06 Thread Robert Hart
Florian,
Not too familiar with dynamic groups but I'm wondering if your expectations
are correct. You seem to be expecting that a dynamic group set up in LDAP
will reflect in the output of the linux id and getent commands. I don't see
why that should be the case - id and getent display information from the
file system and databases on the linux machine, not from the LDAP server
backend.

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   Bilek
   
florian.bi...@gmail.com
 on Mon, 21 May 2012 22:57:21 +0200 -


Subject: Question to LDAP/RACF

Dear all,

I am trying to enable z/VM LDAP/RACF configuration to consolidate to user
administration into one directory. In principle the thing works fine
however I have a question regarding the right configuration:

LDAP allows for dynamic groups. Those groups are based on LDAP queries and
avoid the need of adding/deleting manually users to such groups.

I defined a dynamic group called users that would qualify all accounts
that have the attribute uid.

The memberURL is as follows:

dn: cn=users,dc=xxx
objectclass: posixGroup
objectclass: top
objectclass: ibm-dynamicGroup
cn: users
gidnumber: 100
memberurl: ldap:///dc=xxx??one?((objectClass=person)(uid=*))

When I login now with a user I see the following:

$ id
uid=11002(xbilek) gid=9(usrys) groups=9(usrys)

but it should look like
id=11002(xbilek) gid=9(usrys) groups=100(users), 9(usrys)

The getent group command shows only the name of the groups but no members:

getent group users

shows only: users:x:100:

getent group usrys:
shows only: users:x:9:

Maybe the posixGroup is not the best. Is there a howto describing the
parameters that need to be checked in ldap.conf?

Thank you very much in advance.

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